Post-Revolution Libyan Africa Investment Portfolio
Ahmed A. Kashadah, Managing Director of Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), talks about re-opening of LAP after the revolution.
Independence and Transparency for Libyan Investments
Ahmed A. Kashadah, Managing Director of Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), talks about political independence and transparency of LAP.
Libyan Investments in Africa: Social and Economic Development
Ahmed A. Kashadah, Managing Director of Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), talks about investment opportunities in Africa.
Richard Adjei – Biography
Richard Adjei: Biography
Richard Adjei is the Deputy Managing Director of Kasapreko Company Limited.
uniBank Ghana
uniBank Ghana Limited was incorporated as a private company in December 1997 to operate as a bank. It is a wholly owned Ghanaian and authorized to undertake a broad range of banking business. uniBank Ghana opened its door to customers in January 2001. The bank’s vision is to be the leading and preferred bank, offering comprehensive financial solutions to their customers (SME and Personal Banking markets) in a professional, caring, responsive and profitable way.
JOTUN: 20% Growth in the Paints Sector in Libya Reflects the Revival of the Economy and Construction
Abdel Menem Abdel Aziz, Chairman of JOTUN, talks what makes JOTUN paints better.
Libya Poised for a Real-Estate Boom: Estimated Projects Worth of US $140 billion
Chairman of JOTUN Abdel Menem Abdel Aziz talks about the real-estate sector in Libya. As the chairman of JOTUN, he agrees that the the sales are up: “Definitely, our sales returned to pre-revolution levels immediately after the revolution ended. This year we have so far noticed increases on the same level as we used to have prior to the revolution. Thus as far as our business is concerned. JOTUN is back on the track.”
Doing Business in Libya: Libya Needs US $400 billion Over the Next 5 Years
Chairman of JOTUN Abdel Menem Abdel Aziz talks about doing business in Libya. He believes that the security worries are largely over-exaggerated and Libya is relatively safe for doing business. Clearly, the benefits outweigh the risks.
A revived Libyan tourism sector could prove the second largest earner in Libya
Libya Sector Analysis
A revived Libyan tourism sector could prove the second largest earner in Libya
The desert country of Libya has much to offer the world traveler, both historical and the evolving, vibrant new Libya, freed from dictatorship.
Water Security in Libya
Chairman of General Desalination Company (GDCOL) Abdulmonem Ali Elhassadi explains the issue of water security in Libya.